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BLOK DROP U will be fairly cheap when it launches on the Wii U eShop in the near future. RCMADIAX confirmed via Twitter that the game is priced at just $1.99.


RCMADIAX has also confirmed that BLOK DROP U will be available in North America on March 6:


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Game Informer has obtained a few more details about Oddworld: New ‘n’ Tasty from Just Add Water studio head Stewart Gilray. More screenshots from the game have appeared as well.

You can find the new content below, plus quotes from Gilray over at Game Informer.

– Rebuilt from the ground up
– Only about 2 textures from the original game
– Art is 99% done
– Built in Unity
– Remake was originally made with a different engine
– When the game was delayed from fall 2013 to spring 2014, the team had been using Unity for 9 months
– PlayStation versions will begin testing in the next week or two; PC/Mac/Linux version to follow a month later, Wii U after

http://www.gameinformer.com/games/oddworld_abes_oddysee_new_n_tasty/b/playstation4/archive/2014/02/21/abe-s-oddysee-remake-is-looking-great-in-exclusive-screenshots.aspx

BLOK DROP U has been officially approved by Nintendo. Now that that’s out of the way, release information will be shared “soon” for North America.

RCMADIAX relayed the news on Twitter, writing the following just a short while ago:


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Darksiders II will return to the European Wii U eShop next week, a listing on Nintendo’s UK website reveals. The game’s download is scheduled for relaunch on February 27. Nordic Games, who now owns the IP rights to Darksiders, will be publishing as expected.

You may remember that Darksiders II was pulled from the European eShop a little less than a year ago following THQ’s closure. Strangely though, the game is still up on the North American eShop to this day – with THQ still listed as publisher.

We’ve reached out to Nordic Games just to get the official word from them about Darksiders II’s renewed arrival in Europe. If we hear anything additional from the company, we’ll update this post.


Indie developer TreeFall Studios is planning its new project, Forbidden Sanctity, for Wii U. The title is said to be “A gaming experience that has the story, look, and feel of an RPG, with the jumping and puzzle solving mechanics of a 3D platformer.”

While TreeFall has opened a Kickstarter for Forbidden Sanctity, it already appears to be slated for Wii U. The game “will be a reason to own a Wii U, just to play this game with the Gamepad,” the developer says.

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Black Forest Games will finally have its Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams patch ready to go next month, the studio told one fan on Facebook.

The update is pretty simple: it’ll enable sound while in off-TV play mode. No additional changes/improvements are expected.

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Nihilumbra details

Posted on 10 years ago by (@NE_Brian) in News, Wii U eShop | 1 Comment

BeautiFun Games has shared several new details about Nihilumbra, including a price point. You can find a roundup of information below – which also includes a tease for the studio’s next game.

– They expect to release it on March but can´t assure it
– Priced at €8,99 and $9,99
– 1 player controls: move the character with d-pad or joystick, jump with A or B and paint & choose colors with the touchscreen
– 2 players assimetric gameplay: move the character with the d-pad of the Wii Remote and jump with button 2; other person manage the colors within the touchscreen
– Wii U Versions includes all the achievement from the Steam version
– Finishing the game unlocks the “emptyness mode”, with differente puzzles, more enemies and harder.
– When Off-TV mode in activated the main screen shows the logo of Nihilumbra and the sound moves from the TV to the Gamepad.
– Beautifun Games next game is called Megamagic. They say it is a mix of Comand & Conquer, Street of Rage, Pokémon and classic Zelda gameplays.
– Megamagic is stated to PC but they have something planned for the other platforms they have visited before (iOS and Wii U, but they never said their names)

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